Word: legalized
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...dealing with his subject, "Reform of Legal Procedure," Mr. Whipple will repeat substantially the address which he gave recently before the Connecticut Bar Association advocating sweeping changes in the method of conducting trials...
...ballot. That is, considerably over half of the class showed that it was interested in some form of community service. Practical politics was the most popular form of service, having 78 adherents, while public school athletics was next with 23 voters. The other more popular forms in order were; legal aid, church work, social settlement work parks and playgrounds boys' scout work and the juvenile court...
...Thayer has been very prominent in legal matters of both state and nation. He is an authority on "Evidence" and "Torts," and he has lectured on "Massachusetts Practice." For about seventeen years he has been a member of the council of the Boston Bar Association, and he is also prominent as a member of the American Bar Association...
Ordinarily an attorney cannot practice in court unless he has passed the bar examination. But, owing to an anomaly in the Massachusetts statutes, the members of the Legal Aid Bureau, acting as they do without financial remuneration are able to represent their clients simply on written power of attorney...
...Harvard Legal Aid Bureau, which was formally organized for the year 1913-14 on October 3, has decided to enlarge its scope of activities by entering court on simple matters such as probate, garnishment, simple contract suits, the appointment of guardians; etc. This is a radical move on the part of the Bureau, which has hitherto acted in a more or less restricted way, outside of court...